In a nutshell, knowledge translation is the conversion of ____ into _____.
What is KNOWLEDGE into ACTION.
100
Design thinking, user-informed design, and user experience are all examples of this.
What are synonyms for User-Centered Design?
100
Behaviour change tactics appeal to these types of triggers.
What are motivational?
100
This team member grew up loving long distance running in the country so much that he moved to Chestermere.
Who is Scot Hecker?
100
ISP is primarily responsible for this goal under the OHS program strategic plan
What is goal #2?
200
Name one other “terminology” to describe knowledge translation
What is knowledge exchange, dissemination, diffusion, or implementation science?
200
Name one example of a UCD processes (that we covered in the sessions).
What are IDEO or Double Diamond?
200
In the Tiered Information Approach, this is the name of the stage when individuals are just thinking about making a change in behaviour. It’s just a fancy word for thinking.
What is contemplative?
200
This team member's penchant for pastel colours is a hit with both her team and her grant recipients.
Who is Heather Grace?
200
These are the latest two industry resources to be created by working groups led by an ISP Team member.
What are the retail guide and healthcare flipbook?
300
According to research that is 17 years old, this is the amount of time that it takes to get evidence into practice
What is 17 years?
300
Name any two user research methodologies.
What are surveys, focus groups, interviews, diary studies, ethnography, analytics, or usability testing?
300
In the Tiered Information Approach, Tier 1 approaches refer to “raised awareness” or “stimulated action”
What is raised awareness?
300
“Let them eat cake” said Marie Antoinette. This ISP team member said, “I’ll start the baking”.
Who is Lisa Chen?
300
The length of time until Cailin’s retirement.
What is 1 year, 7 months, and 4 weeks?
400
We talked about SMIT and BLAM for actionable messages. SMIT stands for____________ (Hint: single)
What is Single Most Important Thing?
BLAM = Bottom Line Actionable Message
400
These are two of the three UCD principles
(Hint: feelings, nothing more than feelings; over and over and; government’s biggest policy buzzword that starts with “e”)
What are empathize, iterate and evaluate?
400
The “transtheoretical” or stages of behaviour change model, that was adapted by us for the Tiered Information Approach, has roots in this addictive form of behavior.
What is smoking / smoking cessation?
400
This team member loves a good fart joke so much, that she dressed like a whoopee cushion for Halloween.
Who is Krista Chiponski?
400
The two SDI "colours" that describe the majority of the ISP team members.
What are blue and green?
500
Name two principles of knowledge translation.
What is relevant knowledge to be translated, dynamic, iterative, interactive, active, or capacity?
500
UCD focuses on finding solutions that satisfy three criteria: what is viable, what is feasible and what is_________.
What is desirable?
500
The 3 focused outcomes referred to in our Tiered Information Approach.
What are (raised) awareness, (enhanced) understanding and (stimulated) action?
500
While she’ll respond to Viviane, she’ll also ask you “ni how” if you call her by another first name.
Who is Wei Kang?
500
These were the three themes outlined in the Discussion Paper that provided the background to the OHS System Review
What are responsibility, worker engagement and prevention?